Any idea when it was installed? The 1950's? The 1970's? He may not be able to find leaf imprint tiles, but the field tile can be approximated. The problem is that this is the kind of tile that is demoed, not generally salvaged, for obvious reasons.

We finally decided on white pea gravel, and while it took quite a while to find a supplier (all garden stores nearby were sold out), we're delighted with how it turned out. When weeds pop through we can dig them out (decided on no landscaping fabric), and the kids have decided that gravel is almost as much fun as sand to play with (not to mention it doesn't get tracked in the house as easily.) On dark or rainy days - quite common here - the white reflects some light into the house, unlike the old bricks which just got darker and felt gloomy. We left the brick pathway to the door for now, as well as enough to be a border and hold the gravel in place, so we still have solid walkways and aren't worried the gravel will wash away. The curve of the brick path and the uneven border of old bricks means the patio is an odd shape, which I'm not sure about but my husband likes. The gravel is not as soft as grass, but isn't too painful for walking across barefoot to the table and chairs. I had planned to just do the main patio, and see about the rest of the space later, but we ordered so much my husband got inspired and cleared out the mud and brick pit near the door. That's now a play place for the kids; they love having their own little space and we love that they're happy and that the toys don't get scattered everywhere! For anyone who's interested, we ordered 8-16mm size gravel, at a weight of 600kg (more than 1200lbs), and it cost under 140 euros, including delivery. For convenience we had it delivered in a pallet of 20kg bags instead of the cheaper bulk bags since our back yard is hard to access. That amount covered the lower part of our garden nicely with plenty left over, so I may use that in the the back muddy area, which is currently just hosting ivy and old kids' toys. We layered the gravel at about 1-2 inches deep, but if that's not enough (or if it shifts too much) we may add more or try using the honeycomb-shaped gravel stabilizer grids. So far the amount seems fine for light traffic and playing, and hasn't been too wobbly for our patio furniture. It took months to figure out what we wanted and where to buy it, but in the end it ticked all the boxes: low maintenance, child friendly, not exorbitant, practical for walking on. And as as bonus, every time I look outside it reminds me of an Italian or French garden, which makes me want to brew a cappuccino and go enjoy some sunshine. Thank you to everyone for the input and ideas; may all your design dilemmas have happy endings.

Hmmm. I wonder what design office would consider a last minute HVAC decision to be valid? In any case, one chooses a hood to adequately overlap the cooking zone and thus contain the cooking plumes, chooses a volumetric flow rate to ensure containment (90 CFM per square foot of hood entry aperture area*), chooses a blower assembly that can move that flow rate given the pressure losses from hood filters and duct and imperfect make-up air (or guesses by multiplying the flow rate calculated above by 1.5X), then determines the design of the make-up air system needed for the particular architecture, house leakage, and political environment. Besides reading my and others comments on this forum stretching back at least 10 years (or some subset thereof), the OP might consider providing more information. _____ *The flow rate one can get away with depends on the temperature the food is cooked at and the cooking heat source.

You didn't reference the model number of the range. I found that part number also associated with several cooktops. Is it #2 on this diagram? The discontinued P/N 3191817 that you reference is stated as biscuit color, not white. White is WP3180081 which is available. W10854242 is black. The are numerous online parts sources, my go-to is usually PartsDr. eBay is a source for new-old-stock discontinued items and used items ... depending on if any sellers are offering a particular item at a given moment, otherwise keep checking back there if you're willing to wait for it to come up.